World Clock
Your own local time (with seconds) shows at the top; below are three example cities by default, and you can add or remove others yourself.
Times are based on your device clock and adjusted for each region’s time zone and daylight saving time (DST); accuracy depends on your device’s clock. The cities you add are saved in this browser and never uploaded.
About the world clock
A world clock shows the current time in major cities at a glance, making it easy to schedule cross-border meetings, online events or international calls. The top of the page automatically shows your own local time (with seconds) based on your browser’s region; below, London, New York and Tokyo are shown as examples by default — add more from the dropdown, or click the “×” on a card to remove it.
Each city automatically applies daylight saving time, so London and New York differ between summer and winter. You can also switch between 24-hour and 12-hour (AM/PM) formats. Your chosen cities and format are saved in this browser; all times are computed locally and nothing is uploaded.